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- ISBN 9781784886745
- Weight: 472g
- Dimensions: 145 x 223mm
- Publication Date: 15 Feb 2024
- Publisher: Hardie Grant Books (UK)
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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The Hidden Histories of Flowers reveals the captivating world of flowers.
From the symbolism and meaning behind flowers and how these have evolved over time, to how humans interact with flowers based on cultural and geographical differences, and how flowers have been coveted for their medicinal aspects as well as for their visual merits, The Hidden Histories of Flowers showcases fascinating details of flowers and our relationship with them.
If you find yourself wondering about the deeper meanings behind flowers and are keen to investigate their inner workings and place in history, The Hidden Histories of Flowers is the perfect place to begin your exploration.
Maddie Bailey (Author)
Maddie Bailey was born in London, England, where her love for nature was nurtured. She helped her grandpa (a Dutch cut-flower grower) on his nursery and at his allotment, and her mum (an award-winning horticulturalist) in the garden and with her flower business.
After school, she began working in the family’s plant shop, Forest. In 2021, Maddie and her family won a gold medal at Chelsea flower show for their houseplant studio, and they have taken part in many talks and articles. Alongside her sister, Alice Bailey, Maddie has co-authored several titles, including The Green Indoors and The Hidden Histories of Houseplants. She has also written a children’s book, An Anthology of Flowers.
Alice Bailey (Author)
Alice Bailey hails from a London plant and flower dynasty – her grandfather was a Dutch flower merchant and nursery owner, and her mother the celebrated horticulturalist and author Fran Bailey. Alice heads up Forest, a cult plant and homewares shop with two sites in South London, along with a flower shop. She is co-author of several titles, includingThe Green Indoors and The Hidden Histories of Houseplants.
